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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1955

Page

1

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company Formed in Merger

Sunray Oil Corporation stockholders approve the merger with Mid-Continent Petroleum at the annual meeting. The new Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company will employ about 5,500 people and consolidate 86,000 Sunray stockholders. Directors met in Tulsa to commence the integrated operation beginning May 16.

Tulsa Oka Sunray Oil Corporation Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Sunray Enterprise Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company C. J. Wright Mid-Continent Wilmington Del Sunray Mid

Outstanding shares of common stock remain unchanged

The report states that presently outstanding shares of common stock will be unchanged. No changes to the share count or capital structure are expected at this time, with management outlining no planned issuances or repurchases in the near term.

Teachers Offered Scholarships For Outdoor College

Iowa teachers can still join the Teachers Conserva tion Camp at Springbrook State Park north of Guthrie Center for field trips outdoor labs and informal classes. The three three week sessions begin June 5 June 26 and July 17 and offer college credits through the Conservation Commission Town State Teachers' College and the State Department of Public Instruction. Scholarships remain unfilled and information is available from the Science Department at Iowa State Teachers' College in Cedar Falls.

Iowa Teachers Springbrook State Park Guthrie Center Conservation Commission Town State Teachers' College State Department of Public Instruction Science Iowa State ‘Teachers’ College Cedar Falls

Shooting the bull is a poor way to score a bull's eye

A terse line notes that attempting to score a bull’s eye by shooting the bull is ineffective or misguided, implying a humorous or cautionary message about accuracy and method.

A Farm Conservation Plan A Logical Step In Soil Care

A discussion on implementing a conservation farm plan outlines how a plan preserves soil and water, ties mechanical practices to crop rotations, and helps farmers budget for seed, fertilizer, lime, and livestock feed. It guides land use, boosts yields and income, and benefits both tenants and landlords.

Jasper Co

News from the Home for the Aged gathering visits

A stream of visitors from Otley Otley Denison Rock Island and East Moline attended at the Home for the Aged to see Mrs Nellie Kuiper Mrs Henry Vander Wilt and Mrs Alicia Elscott. Several relatives traveled to Des Moines to see John Verought who is in Still Hospital where his leg was amputated.

T Gay Eineen Sharon Alvin Dykstra Dyville Josie Meyer Dick Kuiper Otley Nellie Kuiper Merle Stormer Davenport Warren Lost Rock Island Wayne McCreery East Moline Ill Baas Schwarts Edgerton Inn Henry Vander Wilt T. Compton C. Rohrdanz Mary Compton Killduff Sophia Rhinehart Oskaloosa Alicia Elscott Dirk Geenen Jake Vogelaar Jake Verduin Dirk de Bruin Albert Kezelaar Epp Roorda Des Moinnes John Verought Still Hospital Gradus de Jong Volga Elias Vander Broek Jacobs Rock Valley Towa Lydia Bowen California Lola Locke Esther Venator Ottumwa Ella Johnson

Iowa May 1 1955 Crop report highlights winter wheat rise

The Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports winter wheat production forecast at 1,826,000 bushels, up 7 percent from 1954, with yield at 22 bushels per harvested acre. Rye is forecast at 288,000 bushels, about three percent higher than 1951 and above the 10-year average. Hay stocks on farms May 1 are 1,223,000 tons, up 17 percent from a year earlier.

Iowa Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Des Moines Rally For Dr Fuller At Memorial Auditorium

Des Moines hosts a May 26 rally at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium honoring Dr Charles E Fuller of the Old Fashioned Revival Hour. The event features Mrs Billy Sunday, Bill Carle, a 500 voice choir and 60 piece band with a 7:30 p.m. start under Cy Jackson and a committee of ministers and lay leaders.

Charles E. Fuller Des Moines New Veterans Memorial Auditorium Dr. Fuller Pasadena Calif Billy Sunday Bill Carle White House

Pasture and Hay Conditions Improve Early May

Pastures across the state are generally good to excellent, supplying more forage than average for the season. May 1 pasture condition at 92 percent of normal trails the previous year’s 83 percent but remains above the 10-year average. Hay crops also show strong development with alfalfa harvest expected earlier, and May 1 hay condition at 94 percent, up 9 points from last year and above average.

Young patrolman recalls worst crashes and fears

In a reflective interview, a two year veteran cop recalls a six death multi car crash and a fatal hit by car of a child. He says he felt numb at first, then not hungry for a while. He fears a future fatal wreck with a car catching fire. A radio call then sends him at 75 mph toward a serious personal injury crash nearby.

Bob Hullihan

Corn Stored in 1953 May Be Resealed Extension Allowed

Extension of price support loans on about 88 million bushels of 1953 corn stored on Iowa farms has been authorized by the state ASC committee as reported to the Marion ASC office. Producers may extend loans on 1968 corn for 12 more months after maturity on July 31, 1955 or until July 31, 1956 with the rate at 84 percent. About 226657 bushels of 1958 corn remain under reseal in Marion county.

Iowa State ASC Marion Asc Ofice Marion

Iowa ASC Reconsiders 1953 Reseal Loan Extension

The Department of Agriculture announced a resealing program for 1954 corn loans but no extension of outstanding reseal loans on 1968 and 1952 crops. Iowa ASC urged reconsideration, and the department allowed state ASC committees in 16 states with 1953 resealed corn to decide extensions locally, amid concern over possible fall storage space shortages and a push to keep excess corn on farms.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Iowa ASC Department

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